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Why does my body hurt when i sneeze?
Sometimes when i sneeze its fine its just a normal sneeze. But then othertimes I sneeze and theres like a second of nothing then parts of my body start hurting like i just worked out hard for 4 hours straight then in like a minute its all gone.
Its not even in parts that would be effected by the sneeze sometimes its like in my arms and elbow or in my knees. Mostly my joints. But they arent violent sneezes or even multiple sneezes. I dont know how they keep happening but they are really getting freaking annoying
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- HarraldLv 77 years ago
Go to Google and search for the amount of force expelled with a common sneeze. I remembered there was an answer in my Physics' textbook of force produced by a common sneeze and the answer was expressed in ergs or joule or foot-pounds that have been updated with new words. You should be able to learn the estimated amount of liquid-spray droplets and how far in distance a sneeze can reach.
Harrald